Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
1,
1950
Victoria
Report
Is
Heading
For
1
I
Gyro
Convention
j
I
President
A.
J.
Dominate
of
the
,
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
and
I
Mrs.
Domlnato
will
leave
next
i
it?
for
Summel
HEM
ARE
JUSTaI
OF
THE
GOOD
Va
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
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i
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
;
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,!l
Who
Will
Be
Next
Lieutenant
Governor?'
j
Coalition
Boat
Still
Rocking
A
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wr
..
Bi
i'
"w-ws-blue
and
Rfg.$
30.00.
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.."
n
i
VICTORIA
This
capital
heard
the
other
day!
Canadian.
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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H&jg?
i
from
Ottawa
that
Lieutenant-Governor
Charles
A.!
Banks
may
resign
his
office
in
the
autumn,
a
full!
year
before
his
term
is
up.
I
There
could
be
some
truth
to
this.
It
is
known'
the
Lieutenant-governor
and
.Ms
wife
have
not
been
particularly
happy
at
Govern-
ment
House.
They
hive
cut
down
1
The
Coalition
boat
continues'
1
ilxtx-ri.
week
by
motor
for
Banff
to
attend
international
and
district
Gyro
conventions
to
be
held
at
the
mountain
resort
in
mid-June.
Mr.
Dominate
will
be
the
official
delegate
of
the
local
club
and,
at
yesterday's
luncheon,
he
received
the
views
of
the
local
club
on
issues
concerning
the
affairs
of
the
organization
which
will
be
dealt
with
at
the
convention.
The
Gyro
Club
decided
to
join
with
the
SotopUmlst
Club
In
staging
an
invitation
dance
to
be
held
in
the
near
future
at
the
Canadian
Legion
ballroom
In
aid
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Baker
will
have
an
active
part
in
staging
the
affair
and
will
be
assisted
by
W.
F.
Stone
on
behalf
of
the
Gyro
Club.
now
Men's
Brown
"oxfo?!
t
good
fit,
latest
style
1
Special
Now
A
Men's
V1XI)!U(;aK
Reg.
$5.00.
Now
.
2
Young
Men's
Ga
PANTS-perfcct
fit
an
From
tl
Men's
Union
SriTsLi
'
needle.
Reg.
$3
00
Now
Only
A
Boys'
WIN)iin,;AK5
showerproof,
all
si,,
I
'
$4.00.
Now
'
Boys'
and
Girl,'
"r,J
HATS
better
quality
j
'
'
ors.
Sells
$2.00.
I
I..
I
Does
It
Balance?
REPORTS
from
the
United
States
show
that
547
persons
lost
their
lives
over
the
four
day
Memorial
Day
week-end.
Whether
the
pleasure
derived
from
the
holiday
is
commensurate
with
the
grief
and
misery
is
a
moot
question.
Few,
if
any.
would
want
to
return
to
the
days
when
travel
wh?
slow
and
the
average
life
span
was
ion
entertainment,
have
frequent-;
to
rock.
Everyone
ls
wondering!
ly
been
absent.
Twice
a
year
His
whether
a
break
will
come
tw-Hoiior
finds
it
necessary
lo
go
to
fore
the
next
session
with
the
San
Francisco
on
private
busi-
Conservatives
ousting
the
C.C.F.
j
ness.
Two
years
ago
lie
went
to
as
official
Opposition,
with
Mr.
England.
Now
he's
in
England
Anscomb
being
Leader,
of
the'
1
'"""
-j
,
again.
This
necessitates
swear-
;
Opposition
instead
of
Harold
inK-ln
of
Chief
Justice
Gordon
,'
winz-h
in
u,,,y
n
Bay'
PANls,l)r
d
shorter
than
it
is
todav.
In
th
OSe
days
deaths
from
j
eloan
as
administrator
of
af-
g
q
Liberal
Association
Pres-
disease
were
much
higher;
industrial
accidents
were
J
feJtf
Jii"
ident
H'
a
T-
Perry
has
been
in
higher;
but
deaths
on
the
roads
and
highways
were
,
ienant-Governors,
take
a
dim
Victoria
for
some
days
recently
almost
negligible.
Fewer
persons
were
in
a
position
view
of
the
King's
representative
,
talking
to
Liberal
stalwarts.
He
senooi
wear,
good
(i,
J
wrong.
From
This
Friday
evening
Gyros
will
have
a
farewell
party
at
the
Canadian
Legion
In
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts.
Deing
oui.
oi
me
piuvmce
w
said
he's
not
going
about
the
nee
Rupert
Florisft
More,
precious
than
most.
boatloads
of
furniture,
clothing
and
valuables
transported
away
from
this
flooded
area
of
Wildwood
in
Winnipeg,
is
this
carefully
handled
cargo.
.
Flood
workers
and
a
Mounted
Policeman
arc-
shown
helping
Joan
Murray,
372
Wildwood
Park,
rescue
part
of
her
trousseau
from
the
second
storey
of
her
home.
A
June
bride-to-be,
Joan
lost
clothing
and
linens
that
she
had
stored
in
a
-trunk
on
the
first
floor.
Replacement
of
theae
articles
and
assurance
of
a
happy
start
in
married
life
is
Ijeing
made
possible
by
the
Manitoba
Flood
ltelief
Fund.
Contributions
may
be
mailed
directly
to
the
Fund
in
Winnipeg,
or
paid
into
any
Bank
in
Canada.
Prii
J
Flo'
1100
3i
lowers
for
All
fH't-aviuiv
d
Ave.
Box
510
Tel-
777.'
country
advocating
immediate
dissolution
of
coalition
as
somej
people
seem
to
think.
Speaking
!
'
as
a
private
Liberal,
not
as
presi-
dent
of
the
As-sociation,
he
says!
that
it's
his
opinion
Coalition
i
"Bill
be
broken
before
the
next)
election.
He
says
there
cannot
j
be
peace
and
harmony
in
thej
Coalition
as
long
as
it's
com
much.
Who
to
get
to
succeed
Lieutenant-Governor
Banks
is
a
problem
confronting
the
Provincial
Government,
which
retv
commends
a
man
for
the
highest
office
in
the
province.
There
was
talk
not
long
ago
of
former
Premier
John
Hart
but
it's
new
thought
hardly
likely
he
would
accept.
The
government
would
like
Hon.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Ham-
to
take
a
four-day
week-end
;
so
that
travel
on
highways
was
lighter,
perhaps
enough
lighter
to
put
the
3o0
traffic
accident
death
nf
the
week-end
on
a
par
with
those
suffered
in
Dobbin's
day.
Perhaps
the
one
killed
in
an
automobile
accident
for
more
than
a
million
of
population
in
a
four
day
period
is
not
high
at
all.
Even
projected
at
that
rate
over
the
period
of
a
year
it
means
about
one
in
46,000.
But
it
is
true
that,
with
all
the
safety
devices
on
modern
automobiles,
there
should
be
little
possibility
of
accidents
if
drivers
are
on
the
alert.
Perhaps
more
thorough
testing
of
drivers
would
tend
to
re-
posed
of
two
opposing
political
,
SHINGOLE
The
ideal
finis!
Shingles,
Fences
rough
lumber.
Mo
a
variety
of
ottrc
colors.
organizations.
Talk
of
peace
and
ber
or
Hon.
and
Mrs.
W.
C
SHIPSand
har,mony.
e
says,
in
that
forth
Woodward
back
in
Government
right
way
of
his.
is
hum-bug
and
cant.
The
Coalition
was
12:30
a.m.
from
Alaska
points
t
1
and
sailed
for
Vancouver,
Ocean
!
J
Falls
and
waypoinu
at
2:30
a.m.
i
1
The
ship
had
been
delayed
at
j
'Juneau
while
taking
on
schoul
:
teachers
who
completed
the
i
1949-50
term
recently.
Passen-
)
;
gers
embarking
here
for
Van-!
WATERFRONT
necessary,
he
repeats,
in
time
of
i
small
percentage
oi
Thompson
Hordwa
war
emergency,
but
today
it
is
a
house
built
on
sand.
And
Co.
Ltd.
duce
even
that
relatively
accidents.
WHAT'S
IXSIDE
COUNTS
House.
Their
regimes
were
among
the
most
popular
in
the
'
province's
history.
Mentioned
loo
Is
Norman
A.
Yarrow,
mil-1
lionaire
retired
shipbuilder,
Col.
I
Victor
Spencer,
Austen
Taylor
and
Victoria
native
son
R.
H.
1.
K.er.
Then
there's
Hon
.R.
V.'
Mayhew,
Minister
of
Fisheries.
',
There's
talk
he
will
soon
leave
'
WISIUISS
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
then
he
said
he
would
para-';
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
phrase
Patrick
Henry
"Why
cry
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
W.
Hube-
i
luuvci
mciuueo
r.
ana
Mrs.
peace,
when
there
is
no
peace.'"
net,
arrived
in
port
early
Sun-
;
Leverett
to
Victoria
and
F.
Paa
u,uu"
i
nay
morning,
ia
nours
on
scnea-;
uet,
J.
Nault
and
A
Bezko
for
want
to
cause
trouble,
you
can
:
ue.
The
vessel
docked
here
at.
Vancouver
see
when
he
talks
that
he's
ad-,
.
the
federal
cabinet
He
ran
hi?-
i
vising
Liberals,
Coalition
m
a
son.tnr
if
h
ntj!
i
must
!
But
that
wav
lies
ohsrnrit.v
He's
c,lu
1,1
'nieresi.
noi
only
CI
1
Muvine,
faikinj,
(tuIJ
Shipping
and
(iinm
Cartage
and
Storar
Complete
Reliable
and
;
.lent
Bervlce.
also
aci
i
Canadian
Liquid
Air
C,
I
for
Oxygen.
Acetylrne
m
i
weldl."
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartas!
Storage
Limited
the
Liberal
party,
but
in
the
why
you're
wise
to
bring
r
IXAXCIAL
POST
has
dug
up
one
for
the
sleek-1
.'and-streamlined
school
of
industrial
designers
to
ponder.
Cows
today
look
much
the
same
as
they
did
in
Noah's
time
same
number
of
legs,
eyes,
ears,
etc.
They
are
a
littlp
larger
and
certainly
better
fed,
but
they
come
with
the
same
standard
equipment.
But
a
good
milk
cow
today
would
flick
her
tail
with
interest
of
the
people
as
well.
I
a
rich
man,
he
loves
to
live
in
Victoria,
he
would
make
a
perfect
Lieutenant-Governor
and
his
wife
a
gracious
chatelaine.
Finding
a
man
to
be
Lieuten-.
ant-Governor
these
days
is
no
easy
task.
There
aren't
so
many
,
...
r
Est.
1910
Phonos
GO
ih
JO
1JIUUv.
nl
m..v.c
""""IS"'
v.uo
rich
men
about
as
there
used
to
that
held
the
milk
one
of
hfr
ancestors
could
produce
be.
Although
the
taxpayers
put
just
a
centuno."
A
two-gallon
pail
is,
on
an
av-Jut
$40'000
a
year
t0
maintain
J
.
,
.
j
i
'
'
Government
House,
U
cosU
the
rid.c,
liic
m.'.r.
uj
me
jjciii
uMiaj,
cum
mi
funic
uovernot
about
the
same
sum!
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
vou
time
and
money.
Thev
use
onlv
factory
enaineered
and
imrxoct-ed
parts
and
special
fac-rorv
aonroved
rnnin-
Diinprf
Mpfnr
IM
Phones
566
Service
Dept.
T.S.S.
1
STEAM
Ell
I
commercial
herds
a
fonr-trallon
container
is
closer
!
in
entertainment
and
staff
Make
'em
PRINCE
RUPB
to
a
single
cow',
capacity.
Carnation
Ormsby
Mad-
1
cap
Fayne,
a
Holstein
with
a
milking
record
of
41,-j
even
for
the
prestige
of
the
QiS
lb
'in
nn
voav
bn.'jits
q
flyiKr
milk
mitmif
tliMt
I
highest
office
in
the
province.
....
..v
,
-..vv..
,j
1
i
TViprp't
snmo
fall-
tViot
rjro
'
KAILS
FOR
look
twice
ft!
.
Yancouvei
aM
Inlrminlial'll
would
have
frightened
her
forebears
entirely
out
of
the
milk
business
and
into
some
less
competitive
line
of
production
(or
caused
them
to
protest
unfair
tactics
to
the
bonne
union
The
moral,
of
course,
is
that
you
don't
need
a
radically
new
fender
and
radiator
design
to
make
a
ernment
House
may
be
closed,!
that
the
government
woulrl;
maintain
a
hotel
suite
for
the
;
next
Lieutenant-Governor
or
i
have
the
Chief
Justice
carry
on.
j
Comparatively
few
provinces
in
j
the
country
now
have
Government
House.
Even
Ontario
some
!
It
'1
866
Parts
Dept
no
foolin'
coolin's
important
Thursday
at
11:13
p
m
at
your
NEW
home
Re-Roofed
wfi
BARRETT
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
"Ohs"
and
"Ahs"
come
naturally
when
your
home
is
roofed
with
Barrett
Asphalt
Shinnies.
Hard
superior
automobile,
or
refrigerator
or
toaster.
It's
I
years
ag0
closed
Hs
euerna
FOR
KETCHIKJ
What
inside
that
COUntS.
S
Government
Hon
I.
rpl
VVI
DNKSIIIl
T
For
R'serv-I
Write
or
'f
CiTV
OR
I'f
on
i
is
1
J
.V
as.
TVA
I
f-
i;;
4
;
ri
jt
PRINCE
Rl
BC.
social.
Bigfeest
events
of
the
year
are
the
Christmas
reception
and
the
August
garden
party.
There
are
also
two
state
dinners
'for
cabinet
ministers
and
members
of
the
Legislature,
as
well
as
a
number
of
formal
luncheons,
parties
for
the
blind
and
the
orphans.
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising
'opy
for
same
must
be
In
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
bj
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
ti
advertising.
Requirement
o
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
iETTEX
CAR
CARE
STARTS
HERE
Publisher
Sees
i
Prospects
Here
'
Graham
M.
Dean,
publisher
of
the
Evening
Gazette
and
Nevada
State
Journal
newspapers
at
i
Reno,
Nevada,
and
operator
of
two
radio
stations
in
that
city,
was
a
visitor
here
Tuesday,
returning
south
after
making
the
round
trip
north
on
the
steamer
Coquitlam.
He
called
at
the
Daiiy
News
office
while
here.
Impressed
with
the
north
and
its
immediate
potentialities,
Mr.
Barrett
Shingles
are
trim
and
weathertight
and
stay
that
uay.
Too,
you'll
want
to
sec
the
glorious
new
colour
styles
just
added
to
the
line
new
greens
and
blues
and
reds
and
greys.
Your
Barrett
dealer
has
them
now!
Check
over
your
roof.
If
it's
getting
the
worst
of
the
weather,
now
is
the
time
to
think
about
a
new
one.
Ask
bout
Barrett
Asphalt
Shingles.
You
can
apply
them
right
over
your
old
roof-and
they
cost
less
than
you'd
guess.
NEW
ROOFS
FOR
BARNS!
Sturdy
Barrett
Storm
King
Roll
Roofing
is
ideal.
Double
coverage.
Concealed
nailing.
Choice
of
3
colours.
STOP
LEAKS
with
Plastic
Elastigum
Cement.
Seals
flashing.
Fine
for
patching.
A
thin
coating
of
Liquid
Elastigum
CenietK;
"
reseats
old
roll
roofings.
'
'
STOP
SEEPAGE
with
Hydronon
Paint.
Ideal
damp-proobr
for
cement
or
wood.
INSULATE
with
Barrett
Rock
Wool.
InVB
Batt
(with
vapof
barrier),
Loose
or
Granulated
form.
ENGINES
&
EQUIPMENT
r
stmk
and
liavp
for
niilr
fnmnitn
rilrwln.
Mmiilpx
Cia
Knglnm.
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